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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1912
Page
3
Poem fragment notes that fast praise fades by Easter while fleeting blogroms brighten the altar. After silence and fading, untold and unpriced love remains, surpassing all changing shades. The piece centers on enduring Christ love and devotion.
Vrs. S. eight Pearlstine, bride of Attorney Pearlstine, was the guest of honor at a Saturday luncheon at the Waserman home. The lavish pink and white decor featured carnations and smilax, while Mrs. Wasserman and a host of ladies attended to details and the guest list numbered sixty seven.
Mrs Peter Appel and Mrs Tovett Rockwell will host a tea and musicales at Mrs Ajivel's home on Thursday April sixteen and again on Wednesday at the same place. Two musicales are planned at two and four thirty with a large number of invitees expected.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. phuhil of Chicago will be the parent of honor at a parlor meeting from three to five o'clock at the home of Mrs d. Rosa Carpenter. Mrs. Kolla noted evangelist and temperance worker will give addresses at the W C T U meeting to be held in Chey next week.
Delegates to the R M A convention gathered for a reception and dance, recounting activities and social notes from the event.
Cheyenne mail clerks and friends are invited to a Tuesday reception and dance at the A. O. U. W. ball hosted by the Cheyenne mail clerks with refreshments by the Ladies Auxiliary. A Wednesday banquet will include delegates and local clerks with toasts and sketches by prominent citizens.
The Fort In masque musicale presented by the ladies of the Fort will feature a full program Tuesday morning. Army ethle ladies plan royal entertainment for guests Wednesday evening at the Post exmaasium to benefit Army Relief. Proceeds support charity. tickets at Sands' drug store.
Captain and Mrs Albert Poser hosted an exquisitely arranged dinner Saturday night followed by a reception. Red decorations and carnations enhanced the table as plans were made for an after dinner oation and guests included Lieut Kilbourne Miss Tilton Mira Little Lieut Wrona and Mr Carey Abbott along with Cutter and the town letters. A strong windstorm disrupted the day and damaged the wind guard on the quarters, built by Colonel Gull foyle, causing concern among Post residents.
The text describes a lively evening where a band stands in a cavalry angle blew down a stand, guests including Captain and Mia, William Waller inviting friends, a wine and candlelit table, and a handsome dinner service enhancing the cheerful scene. Captains and ladies are listed among the attendees.
A refined Savourday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Robert Love and her husband featured yellow Cavalry decor. Guests included Mrs. Mashae way, Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. Wing, and Mrs. Howard, with Mina Winnifred Stewart to Sheridan for a week. Multiple society meetings and musical solos were noted, including Sunshine Society at Mrs. Carpenter's and varied club gatherings.
Dr WH L Goff of this city attended as guest of honor at the annual Delta Phi Omega sorority ball in Greeley. The event at the Camfield hotel drew more than 1060 guests and was praised as one of the season’s most brilliant affairs.
The Yokefellows Herald announces a name change to Baraca Herald under Baraca class leadership. A Sunday program at 12:15 p.m. on April 14 1912 features short talks on Sabbath observance and related topics. All young men are invited to attend at the usual meeting place and time.
A Phoenix report notes a union labor measure faces a Senate vote amid friction over labeling on printed matter. The brief cites an Arkansas link and an April timing as a civil labor discussion continues without a clear outcome.
A prominent young business man Mr Ty F Kopald will wed Miss Ming Faniule Herman this Sunday at seven thirty in the evening at the bride’s home. Kopald, owner of the Kopald Shoe store, recently moved to Cheyenne from Dubuque, Iowa, where he worked with his father in business and has risen as a leading local figure.
The Al G Field Greater Minstrels present a striking baseball burlesque featuring impersonations of Nat Cobb Wagner Don Jin Walsh and other stars. The show recreates a big league lineup with likenesses of Baker Mathewson Leach and Collins, staged at Forbes Field, and includes memorable umpires. It’s praised as a standout innovation of the season.
Charles McNaughton the comedian of The Spring Maid comes from a striking brood of four brothers famed across England and the Continent. He rose from call-boy at the Metropole Theatre in London to treasurer and principal player, aided by Henry Irving in early leaps. The piece hints at their company’s stock style and their support for visiting stars of high merit.
The narration recalls Mr Irving and Ellen Terry guiding a young actor, McNavellion, from a staff role to company member at the Metropole. He later debuted as Touchstone in As You Like It before age eighteen, amid a dramatic scene echoing a funeral march.
The Orpheum offers memorable yesterday on screen with a vivid image and strong vocal selections by Mrs. Orvilla Oliver. She delivers an inimitable interpretation sure to please, with special picture features planned for Saturday and Sunday.
This note highlights a program at the Lyric featuring carefully chosen pictures by a manager striving for unusual merit. It promises current events from around the world and urges patrons not to miss the week's offerings.
Pictures true to life entertain daily with plots comical or instructive. shown in a cheerful play house with top talent orchestra. A veteran quip recalls postwar sentiment about unity and appearance.
The Witthy Allie and two female teammates performed lively sketches and an Irish enlistment routine with witty banter and catchy jokes. The Harvey Reeve Trio offered entertaining violin interludes while all acts drew appreciative applause to close another delightful Atlas Theatre evening.
Fragmentary text discusses root and herb preparations claimed to treat diseases and aid vitality. It mentions a vegetable cures shop and a general belief in natural tonics, but specifics and names are garbled and unclear.
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